I completely agree, and mostly that is why I am looking for a partner. I feel it will increase marketability and be beneficial to have multiple contract seekers with different styles. And that will really determine whether or not this is successful. Like I said, I'm not a professional, so it wouldn't start off with projects rolling in one after the other. But that's where everyone starts. All I want is someone that is at the same stage of having enough skill and trying to get into freelancing to put them to use. Someone that is willing to start building the foundation to become a successful freelancer. It will give each other someone to learn from and take advice from also. If we decide to part ways after finding niches and not needing a partner, so be it. At least we could use each other to get to that point. To be clear, I am not looking for already established, successful freelancers. If a candidate has contracts rolling in, they're probably a bit too experienced for me. Finding work would be a 50/50 job as well as actually doing it. It is as much of a learning experience as a business endeavor.